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American Airlines
USD 250-8002h 19m - 4h 51m
Depart: Several daily servicesArrive: Varies by departure
Offers direct flights connecting Miami International Airport (MIA) to Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX).
American Airlines flights typically depart from Miami International Airport (MIA) and arrive at Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), often at Terminal 1. Prices can fluctuate significantly based on booking in advance and fare class.
Aeromexico
USD 200-7001h 40m - 4h 39m
Depart: Multiple times dailyArrive: Varies by departure
Provides direct flights between Miami (MIA) and Mexico City (MEX), serving as a major carrier for this route.
Aeromexico typically operates direct flights. Passengers usually depart from Miami International Airport (MIA) and arrive at Mexico City International Airport (MEX), often at Terminal 2.
Volaris
USD 150-5003h 35m - 3h 44m
Depart: Several daily departuresArrive: Varies by departure
A low-cost airline offering direct flights from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Mexico City, including Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) and sometimes Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU).
Volaris is known for competitive fares. It's advisable to check the specific arrival airport in Mexico City as Volaris may serve both MEX and NLU.
Delta Air Lines
USD 250-7503h 43m - 5h 41m
Depart: Several daily flightsArrive: Varies by departure
Offers flights connecting Miami International Airport (MIA) to Mexico City International Airport (MEX), often with non-stop and connecting options.
Delta operates both direct and connecting flights. Check layover details if booking a non-direct service.
United Airlines
USD 300-8503h 44m - 9h 53m (direct to connecting)
Depart: Multiple daily flightsArrive: Varies by departure
Connects Miami International Airport (MIA) with Mexico City International Airport (MEX) with both direct and connecting flights.
United provides flexible departure times. Direct flights are generally shorter, while connecting flights will have longer durations due to layovers.
Bus via
Greyhound
USD 200-400Approximately 61 - 65 hours
Depart: Several departures dailyArrive: Varies by transfers
Offers intercity bus services from Miami to Mexico City, though the journey involves multiple transfers and is very long.
This is a significantly long journey requiring multiple transfers, often through cities like Tallahassee and Houston, and involves international border crossing. Onboard amenities typically include free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and restrooms.
FlixBus
USD 270-450Approximately 61 - 65 hours
Depart: Multiple daily ridesArrive: Varies by transfers
Provides bus routes from Miami to Mexico City, involving multiple connections due to the considerable distance.
Similar to other bus services, expect a long journey with several transfers. FlixBus generally offers comfortable seating, power outlets, and free Wi-Fi. It is an environmentally conscious travel option.
Drive via
Self-drive
Fuel and tolls: USD 400-800+Approximately 32 - 41 hours of pure driving time (over multiple days)
Depart: FlexibleArrive: Flexible
Driving from Miami to Mexico City is a substantial international road trip, crossing the United States and Mexico.
The driving distance is approximately 3,370 km to 3,520 km (2,100 to 2,200 miles). This journey typically takes 3 to 5 days, depending on stops and driving pace. Expect significant fuel costs and numerous tolls, particularly in Mexico. It is highly recommended to plan stops in advance, travel during daylight hours, and be aware of international border crossing procedures and requirements for vehicles.
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